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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-31

WHAT IS going to be done about
( Junius haae? The man is not only
nntit for his position. to that we. in
Hawaii, are accustomed fitness fol
Office being no requisite when Gov
eminent posts are TO be filed but he
stands charged with distinct offence
and until he clears himself COMPLETELY
OF that charge or Of any completely in
the crime, he has no right to remain
N charge OF so important q trust.
The position which yunius Kaae
holds IS that Of Registrar Of Convey
ances. Copies Of most important doe
uments are IN his charge, such as wills.
leases, mortgages and other valuable
papers. These copies, or duly certi-
fed transcripts OF them may be read
IN evidence with the like force and
effect as the original instrument.
Original documents get lost or they
may be stolen, and then the property
holders can fall back upon the Regis
rar's record. But what If we cannot
trust the Registrar? One Of the very
roots Of property are struck at. This
Junlus haae Is the man who was one
Of the chief actors IN the opium bride
and at whom the King points his
thumb over his shoulder and saws.
''he did it." Il he could be engaged
IN such q rascally transaction. what
safeguard have we that q sum of
money would not induce him to tam
per with the records. and either alter
figures and phraseolOgy or DESTROY
them altogether' We have had plots
enough here already. and there Is not
a very great step from plotting for an
opium bride and steal to a blot for
gaining possession OF property by
making away with the records. This
Is no child's talk. Il is very serious
earnest. II becomes an important
question, whether 1t VIII not be nee
essary, for al who are not Hawaiian
subjects, 70 insist that when a doeu-
ment IS registered before Junius Kaae.
certified copies should be deposited at
the consulates of the treaty powers.
OF the integrity of the consuIstes
there can be no question. Of the in
tegrlty Of Junius kaae there IS very
serious question. By doing this. for
elgn property-hoIders viii protect
themselves The suggestion has come
TO Us nom those whohaTe property at
stake and who have transactions with
the Registrars Office.
1t Is a very serious thing to have to
make tins suggestion, but It shows in
what estimate the Hawaiian Govern
ment Is held, when such a suggestion
has to be made. On the heads of
those who have undermined tho CON
hdence which was formerly reposed
n the Hawaiian Government rests the
disgrace; their crimes have dragged
I1aWall down TO q position lower than
Egypt or any other bankrupt state.
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Nh. Fuller had no business TO look
over the Palace wall. and we have no
doubt that 1t was an unprecedented
act Of foolish curiosity. but the state
ment made that had he been seen by
the Palace guards be would have been
shot for doing what he did. Is absurd.
a cat may look al q King" Is an old
adage. and 1t Is followed by the some
what more recent one that the King
may throw his stool att" but we have
yet to learn that because q man does
foolish action be runs the risk Of
having q bullet sent crashing into his
skull Had any guard fired at Mr..
Fuller without taking special care to
challenge him, he would have run the
risk, himself, Of beng put On trial for
attempted murder. We do not defend
Mr. Fuller for his idle curiosity. but
we wish it distinctly understood that
If he or any other citizen does wrong
there Is q legalmethodof punishment.
and that q rifle bullet Is an Illegal
method, and that the authorities use
illegal methods at their peril.
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THE attention of the public Is iii
rected TO q communication from DR..
c. N. Hyde. on tins page Of the GA
zETTE, on the necessity Of having q
public meeting called to discuss the
political situation, and to take such
action Is shall be deemed expedient.
Every resident and taxpayer has an
interest in this matter. and whatever
grievances are presented. should be
calmly discussed. and ii found to ex-
ist should be formulated and acted ON
by the citizens IN council assembled,
IN such manner Is shall c0mmandrec-
ogniton. Those who are willing 10
nave their names appended 10 q call
Tor q public meeting. are requested to
send their address to the Office Of this
paper.
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Mr.. Furneaux Pietnres.

In his studio, Mr.. Furneaux has on exhibi.
ton tine picture Of the Volcano Of Kilauea.
1t represents one OF the lakes in Il state of
great activity and the subject is treated in a
mastery manner, n addition to this large
picture, there are number of Island views
on the walls, which will well repay a visit.
The sketches of the ilow Of January are also
to be seen. These are of great interest TO
any visitors, who viii have an opportunity
Of realizing how startling and magnificent
this great phenomenon was.
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Movements Of wildor,s Steamships.

The following changes in the movements
these steamers are made known by order Of
the agents:
The steamer kinau will sail to-day May 81
for Hllo and ports, returning on Saturday
next, and will sail again on Monday lime s
for the Volcano, returning on The Sunday
following.
The steamer Likelike will sail to-day, MAY
ii, for hahului and Hama, Maui, returning
TO Honolulu on Sunday. The Likelike will
sail again for same ports on Tuesday, June Z,
returning to Honolulu on the following
Saturday
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CFCOND CIRCUIT COURT OF

- the Hawaiian Islands. In Probate In the
matter of the Estate Of j W. WATTS. late OF
Makawao Manu- deceased. At Chambers. before
Justice Geo. +. Richardson.
on reading and filing the petition and accounts
of Thos. W. Everett, Administrator with the viii
annexed OF the Estate Of j. W Watts, late OF
Makawao, Maui. deceased, wherein he asks TO be
allowed S5ElS-10J and charges himself witt
SUCCESSION, and asks that the same may be cX,
amined and approved, and that final order nlaf
be made of distribution Of the property rema
ing i'm his hands TO the persons thereto entft!Jf.
and discharginC him and his sureties from at
further responsibility rs such administrator.
1t is ordered, that MONDAY. the 2Uh day Of
June, 1851 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at Chambers
in tho Court House, at Wailuku, Island of
Mani, be, and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place for hearing said petition
and accounts, and that all persons interested
may then and there appear and show cause if
any they have, why the same should not be
granted, and may present evidence as to who are
entitled to the said property. And that this
order in the English language be published in
the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed and
published in Honolulu, for three successive
weeks previous 10 the time therein appointed for
said hearing.
Dated at Wailuku, H. I. this 19sh day of Nav
A. ID. 1887. GEO E. RICHARDSON
Justice of the I'd Judicial Circuit Court, Ii. I.
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3auaiian Gazette
KsT NopJss IN RRBUs.
TUESDAY, MAY 81. 1857.

THERE have been issued during the
month Of May 1896 copies of the Ga
zETTE. or q weekly average Of 1870.
for the I'VE dates. Advertisers viii
please make a note OF tins fact. a
dUcat well spentls better thana guinea
thrown away.
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Company G. Honolulu RiiIes.

This company, which is compared almost
exclusively of Portuguese, has been organ
lied, by the election of the following officers:
Captain. H. Fisher; First Lieutenant-H
J. Meyers; Second Lieutenant. NJ. de
NiyaS
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NOTICE /!

Z. 5. CONSULATE.
kahului, Maui, May 9th, 1881
4 LII PERSONS HAVING ANY
~ claims against the estate of 5. L. BUCK
LAND, a deceased American citizen, late Of
hamakualoa, Maui will present their claims.
Gays. A. +. HOPKE,
llbo 70 L. S Consular Aren't
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do. The Government of this country
Is rotten and contemplate and the
spy system is but another symptom of
the q
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-31

HI . y UEHoItN ED, ia v
L ing been duly appointed temporary admins
traitor Of the estate Of WONG KIN. late of
Honolulu. deceased, all persons having claims
present the same duly verified. and with 1,roner
vouchers, TO the undersigned within six months
from date Of this notice, ar they will be forever
barred, and all persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment Ia me
al my office, kaahumanu street, Honolulu.
". G. PARKE
temporary administrator Of the estate Of WONG
Kim. deceased. 1i61 ~
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Nrm advertisements.
FOR RENT.

THE TARO LAND OF HOMO
1 kohau Gulch, Kanapai, Maui. together with
other privileges. Most of this land is under Gull
Iiyatlon and part Of the TGro ready TO come of.
Inc me hshlng right of this land viii also be leased
For terms apply TO j . G.. HOWE. on the land
or THOS. CAMPBELL, Paia Mill 1t6S Al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-31

More health, Sunshine and Joy in American
Co.'S Hop Bitters than in all other remedies
Observe advertisement
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NOTICE

ON ACCOUNT OF THE PRE-
~ valance in the United States of America of
the disease, Contagious Pleura- Pneumonia of
cattle Notice is hereby given that ALL CATTLE
arriving IN this Kingdom from any part of the
aforementioned country will be liable to a quar-
antne Of not less than ninety 1907 days, and
possibly longer period, according to Section "
Chapter AAIA., of the Revised Laws of 1881
by order OF the Board Of Inspectors of Animals
JAMES BRODIE, V s.
M 70 Executive Insnecfnr
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-05-31

Is Honolulu is in a state Of seigeg
The precautions which are beinG
taken nightly about the Palace. would
make one think so. No one can an
proaeh that building without figure
starting out Of the shadow and watch
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CraaI advertisements.
CUPRFME CouRT OF ME

= AAA--AA+ W - II vi Il II -
~ Hawaiian lslands-In Probate In the mat
Ter Of the Estate OF JAMES d. MILLS, OF Hilo,
hawaii, deceased. Order appointing time for
Probate OF Will and directing publication OF
notice Of the same
a document purporting 10 &c the last will and
testament OF James ID. Mills deceased having ON
the 9Th day Of May 1887, been presented 10 said
Probate Court, and q petition for the Probate
thereof, and FOR the issuance of letters tesla
mcntary 10 J. 4. Materhouse. Jr, aud L s. Ly-
man, having been filed hy said j.. r. Wajcihouse.
Jr.
It's hereby ordered that THURSDAY. the ed
day of Junc 1885. 90 ie O'Clock a. a.. OF said day.
az the Court room Of said Court no Chambers
in Aluolani Hale Honolulu. be and the same is
hereby appointed the time for proving said Will
and hearing said application, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
the said VIII, and the granting OF letters Tesla
mentay.
1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive weeks
IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, newspaper printed
and published in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu, MAY % 1SSt
BY the Court
81 HENRY SMITH napuF,- Efo-f-
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Executors Notice!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAy-
a ing been daily appointed executor under the
viii Of JOHN U. DAVIES. late of Waialua
o9nu, deceased gives notice that all persons
having any claims against said estate are gifted
to present the same 10 the undersigned in Homo
lll4- within SIX months from this date OF thew
VII! De forever barred; all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immaffafe
payment to the undersigned
ROBERT LEVERS.
Executor under the VIII OF Jno o. Davies.
HOnoluln. May ? 1857 11Gf n
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Administrators Notice -!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAv-
Il ing been duly appointed administrator Of the
estate Of WONG KIN. late Of Honolulu deceas-
ed. AL persons having claims against tae said
estate are notified that they must present tbe
same only verified, and With proper vouchers IA
the undersigned within SIX months from the date
hereof or they win be forever barred. and All
persons indebted 10 -aid estate are REQUESTED IT,
make immediate payment TO nc. az nv office IN
Aaunakea Street, Honolulu VH
WONG KO
Administrator Estate Of Wong Kim. dec,d
Honolulu May >. 1851 ne u
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ESTATE OF 7. D. LANE.
Notice to Creditors!

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES
\. 4 notice that he mas been appointed Admi1is
Sat13i u ss esia's o. J. D. Lane late Of Lihne
as-l.5l sala estate whether secured BIZ T1crteae-s
q !, oiaeIElse ere notified 10 present he inc
- o.l,Sls i auy exist and duly authentieafed
"a Honoini1 within six months from this 49,
o. tnsy VIII be forever barred; ali per.os lle
usosee = saia estate are requested to 1aIs ir
april 18th, 1885,.
administrator Of the estate Of 4. D Isne
lilb3 ST.
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s38.Ooo

For NV ESTMENT II
a amounts Of not less than =, -, n
Ieai estate security az per cent. inie.s' upon
. '-' l''os ~ s.B. Doll '
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crucI embellishments
~ TnE cIRCUIT Co ,II ( -. 81

Il n III A.. ffrrl
4 OF the III. Judicial Circuit OF ths
Kingdom. sc.5 ~ the IIawl-'
KAIAKAUA; BY the 0tace ol "N''' va
iian Islands. King; ,.ts p.rstv
10 Inc Marshal OF the Kingdom ot nls r'F-''
i'm the M Judicial Circui -Cfectue' n
Vou are hereby commanded ~ rlhnieII ~
p6WE K defendant. On ease Dr. shAll lle W.
So, answer within twenty days after serNlS e i,l-
~ 10 he and appear before the suid ~ u'i ~
~. fhc Nav Term thereof, 90 be holden al wv
Scnrt Room OF the Court House 90 Hilo, ln sAe
island OF Hawaii, on WEDNESDAY 4, nc t.u ,.55
IA Mas next. 40 O'Clock a. p 70 eAn" , Si-Gt
~, q re no claim OF TABIrA ROW Z. w-, ram
Il N sbould not be awarded her pursuant 90 il-
t~r,- ~ annexed petition. And have you theA
there this writ, with full return OF your iioel'.
VitDcss HON. a. FRANCIS JUDD, chief Es-
tir, of our supreme Court, no Hilo. lhis iil uly
of April. A. d. iSSI, presiding 90 The Term
N'-'t''' DANIEL PORTER.
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
: rro srd diIiccnt search having been made Tor
tho ,vifbin-nained A. b. Rowe, defendant herein,
he cannot he found as he has lea the Kingdom
for parts unknown.
Honolulu, April 4. ISL 800 ,,,,
John LOTA KAULJh OI, Marshal.
certify that the fort koing is a rue copy Of
the summons in said cause and the return OF tht
Marshal thereon. and that said Court at the May
Term 1887 ordered that the case stand continued
until the next November Term, Naimea, Hawaii,
and that an attested copy OF said summons DC
published as required by law.
Witness my hand and the seal OF saie
[Seall Court at Hilo, this Goth day OF May
IDS St DANIEL PORTER. Clerk.
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(sg4LJ

certify that the f0regoiue il
me summons In said cause, ana ~ - copy Of
ha IL, ials day ordered publication sreaf Court
this isb ddr IF 91 A and 1s Tie sea said Cont
11ss 'i 81 WILLIAM FOSTER
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
e., H. Il h. IL. II.
Moore Comfy, Tenn, Will Vote To- day

special to the Nashville American
from Tullahoma, says:
TULLAH HoMA, TENN, Nov. 16.-As tn
10Th day of November draws near h
interest in the Birmingham & Cincin-
natl Railroad becomes more apparent.
On the 10Th Moore County holds an
election to determine whether or not
that county will take stock to the
amount of $43, 900. The merchants feel
that the success or downfall of Tullaho-
ma depends on the result of this election.
Many of the leading manufacturers and
merchants have been heard to say should
the proposed railroad not come by the
way of Moore county and Tullahoma
that they would in self defense have to
remove their interests from Tullahoma.
The Louisville & Nashville and Nash>
vile Il Chattanooga are making strong
efforts to defeat the issue, as they have
sent to be distributed in Moore County
5000 tickets, reading "no railroad" also
1000 dodgers.
There will be large delegation of the
leading merchants and manufacturers 90
to Moore County on the 10Th of Novem
Der to work in behalf of the road.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Fire nj Chattanooga.

Night before last at the witching hour
OF midnight destructive fire broke out
on Broad street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, Chattanooga, and burned
property to the value of $4,000. The
origin of the fire is in doubt. The Chat
tanooga Times in making mention of it,
says:
''The buildings were old, thoroughly
dry, of light structure and burned like a
tinder box. Five minutes after the
alarmed was turned in the huge skating
rink building, 50x225 feet, was mass of
flames, the forked tongues of fire reach
ing a hundred feet in mid air and illu
minating large section of the city. The
city was aroused by the extraordinary
blaze and thousands of people hurried to
the scene. The flames seemed to be fed
by powder train, SO rapidly did they
spread, and the entire block seemed
doomed. The rink building adjoined
Chapman's livery stable, which was a
very inhammable structure 25x220 feet,
and the blaze was quickly communicated
to the entire building There was a
seethlng sea OF lire covering nearly an
acre OF ground, and the heat was terrific.
Great excitement prevailed. Itrequired
fortitude in the fremen to face the blis-
tering heat, but they stood their ground
courageously, and fought the flames sys>
tematicalIy. At 1:30 a. m the fire was
extinguished. The following buildings
were burned
The skating rink building.
Southern Paint and Color Company.
Cotton & Deans steam laundry.
A residence of Stoops Bros.
Chapman's livery stable.
Second Presbyterian church seriously
damaged.
Damage also to G. f. James building
and the Montague block"
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
To the Public.
Jack Daw

Owing to my continued physical weak
ness which prevents me from giving my
personal attention to business, l am COM
PEELED, for the present to suspend the
publication OF the Daily INDEPENDENT. |
hope to be able, at an early day, to re.
new the issuance of the Daily, with all
of the latest domestic and foreign news.
AS matter of course, the Weekly IN-
DEPENDENT. well established institution
not depending upon the strength or la
Dor of any one man, will continue. L
have secured for it the services of those
who will, in the future as in the past,
prepare for It's many readers the best
and most reliable news of the day. | am
deeply grateful for the many expressions
of sympathy for me in my illness and
hope soon to be "fully on my feet" ar d
ready to support the best interests OF the
people in all things.
Most respectfully,
r. f. PETTUs.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Forest Fires.

The fires onthe mountain side W hich
ragged for the last few days was checked
yesterday by force OF rs men under
the leadership Of Mr.. G. g, Spillman.
The nodus operandi as Mr.. Spillman de-
scribes it was by fighting fire with fire
He told off his men into squads Of fl
teen each and sent them about thirty yard
ahead..of the fire where they kindled an
other and pushed the dead leaves and
brush in front of them into the flames
until they met the opposing line of flame.
And sure enough the fire stopped right
there as there was nothing else to burn.
Major Scrimshaw with strong force
Of his workmen from the Calhoun place,
arrived on the scene just in time to take
hand in subduing the flames and they
behaved quite handsomely. He kept a
detail of men in the rear of the fire fight
ers who quickly smothered the last YER
tige Of blaze that remained among the
dry leaves.
So thorough was their work that not
even fence rail surrounding any of the
property was destroyed.
How these fires originated is some
what of a mystery; but it is believed to
be the work of thoughtless parties in
search of chestnuts. 1t should be made
penal offence to fire the dry brush, as
Monte Sano is too valuable place now
to be "monkeyed" with by idle nutting
parties.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
SATURDAY Nov 10Th 1887
Gazette Bureau in Birmingham

Mr.. H. G. Binford, 260S 1st Ave-,
Birmingham, Ala, is the authorized
agent andcorrespondent OF theHunts'
vile Gazette in the Magic City.
He will receive subscriptions and re-
ceipt for same and forward all News,
notices and matter left with him for
publication
Those indebted to us in that city
will do us favor by calling on MIR.
Blnford and settling up.
The Gazette will hereafter more
than ever give full weekly reports
of the current news Of the Magic
city. These letters being from the
pen of "Jack Daw," guarantee that
they will be able and interesting.
The generous and liberal patronage
always given the Gazette in Birming-
ham by its numerous warm friends
and supporters is one of the features
in its career of which it is justly
proud. 1t shall be our aim to con-
tinue to deserve it.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
A Great Political Filht.

WICHITA, Kan, Nov. IS. "A great politi-
cal fight is going on in this city. c. E.
Percy was elected coroner on the Demo
cratic ticket at the late election. He was a
soldier in the Confederate army, and as the
laws of Kansas made it necessary for such
persons to ask the legislature to remove the
disability before taking any Office of trust
or profit, his political opponent is trying to
prevent him from taking the office. Percy
never asked the legislature to remove his
disabilities, and an injunction has been
granted restraining the county clerk from
issuing certificate of election to him
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Two Striking Printers Arrested.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-John L. Bancroft,
and Seth Van Allen, two striking printers,
who, it is said, have been active in md ucing
rat printers to leave the employ OF Poole
Bros, 308 Dearborn street, were arrested
yesterday on the complaint of the firm,
charged with conspiracy, resulting in the
injury of their business. The men were
placed under $1,000 bonds to appear
next Tuesday for trial 1t will be made a
test case. The law bearing upon this and
all similar cases was passed at the last ses-
sion of the legislature and has been the topic
for denunciation by every trade union in
Illinois
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Fire at Athens.

On Wednesday afternoon quite de-
structive fire broke out in the Office OF
Walker, on the west side of the public
square, and the entire block. with the
exception Of Russell's frame building on
the corner was destroyed,
The loss was heavy. but is supposed in
every instance to be fully covered by in
surance Athens has always been Pc
culiarly unfortunate in the matter OF con-
flagrations, the heaviest being the de-
struction Of the north side of the Square
about five years ago.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Two Bombs Found at st. ,JOsenh

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Nov. 49, AT 5 o'clock
yesterday morning large bomb was foun d
on the steps of the city hall leading to the
police station. An hour later another was
found back of a wholesale grocery house.
Both we're taken to point above the city
on the river bank and exploded by the chief
of police. They were Of dynamite and evil
IDENTIFY constructed by an expert bomb
maker. The Anarchists number over one
hundred and fifty, and are of the most
rabid character. The feeling against them
Is intense
Huntsville gazette., 1887-11-19
Treasurer'S Re mort.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18-The annual re-
port OF United States Treasurer Hyatt was
made public this afternoon. The report re-
views in great detail the financial operations
of the year, the output OF silver certificates,
redemption Of trade dollars, extension Of
the bank depositary system, Improvement
of service in the sub-treasuries, etc. 1t is
recommended that the postal revenue be
hereafter paid into the treasury like other
public money.